Rogers Infant Dies in Roswell Funeral Held for Rogers Infant
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon F. Rogers died last night at 11 30. The Roswell residents were well known locally. Survived by parents a brother Gordon Rogers Jr and grandparents Mr and Mrs J M made. Brief services were at 2 00 led by Dr LeRoy Thompson. Burial followed at South Park cemetery under Ballard Funeral Home.
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LeRoy Thompson
South Park Cemetery
Ballard Funeral Home
Dykstra Resigns As Conscription Head
Washington June 19 President Roosevelt accepts the resignation of Dr Clarence A Dykstra as chairman of the national defense mediation board effective July 1 He returns to the presidency of the University of Wisconsin and will remain on call for panel service from time to time Also includes market notes from New York on Treasury bonds and various securities and a line on home grown asparagus and Fresh Home Grown Asparagus
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Washington
Clarence A. Dykstra
National Defense Mediation Board
Roosevelt
Dykstra
University of Wisconsin
Mediation Board
Roswell Marriage Licenses and Local Notices Gleaned
Roswell area records include a marriage license issued to Lee Gregory and Lillian Black of Roswell. A District Court plea of guilty to drunk driving by Henry I. Gamboa led to a 30 day jail term. Clayton Meais seeks a 5 room house at 1003 N Lea for 2700 dollars. Notices mention state official J O Gallegos elected president of a regional AAMVA group. Additional items include sale and rental notices, an old army cantonment concern, and local car ads for a 1940 Ford pickup.
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Lee Gregory
Lillian Black
Roswell
Henry I. Gamboa
Carl Johnson
New York Cotton Futures Close Higher on June Trade
New York June 19 Cotton futures rose 13 to 17 points on the close. July at 14.18-19, October 14.39-40, December 14.49-50, January 14.53, March 14.57-58, May 14.58-59. Middling spot at 14.92. N-Nominal.
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New York
Jly
Chicago Grain Market Report June 19 Prices
Chicago grain futures show wheat at July 99 5/8 to 3/4, September 1.01 3/8 to 1/2, December 1.03 1/8 to 1/4. Corn July 73 1/4, September 75 1/4, December 77 3/8. Oats July old 35 5/8, July new 35 3/8, September old 36 1/2, September new 36 1/8, December 37 1/8.
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Chicago
Jly
Wall Street Stock Market Mixed As Trading Dips Dec 19
In New York on June 19 buyers and sellers showed little confidence as stocks drifted irregularly. By midday declines appeared across the board with a slight net loss at close and total transfers reaching 454,100 shares. Commonwealth & Southern rose to new yearly highs while American Car & Foundry preferred posted another peak. Major leaders included Chrysler and General Motors with laggards such as American Telephone and Westinghouse also noted. Commodities improved at the end and bonds were uneven.
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Wall Street
New York
Commonwealth & Southern Common
American Car & Foundry
Chrysler
General Motors
U. S. Steel
Sperry
U. S. Rubber
Woolworth
Loft
American Smelting
Kennecott
American Telephone
Great Northern
Standard Oil
Boston Wool Market Reports Territory Wools Sales
In Boston on June 19 inquiries came in on territory wools with several sales. Staple combing half blood territory wools sold at 1 to 1.03 dollars per pound scoured. combing three eighths blood sold 0.90 to 0.93 dollars scoured. Some combing quarter blood at 0.84 to 0.87 dollars scoured. Twelve-month Texas wools traded around 1.05 to 1.10 dollars scoured. Call No. 11.
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Boston
USDA
Texas
New York Stocks June 19 closes with mixed results
New York stocks edged through a mixed session with gains in some major issues and declines in others. Notable price points include AmCan at 85 1/4 and US Steel at 56, while AT&T traded around 157 and Boeing A near 16.
New Orleans Spot Cotton Edges Up on June 19
Spot cotton in New Orleans closed steady but 17 points higher with sales totaling 952 bales. Middling price stood at 13.97. Trade reflected modest gains amid steady demand and market cautiousness in the June session.
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New Orleans
Cotton Market Steady in Galveston Spot Sale
In Galveston on June 19 spot cotton held steady with prices at 14 for good middling around 13.89 and sales totaling five.
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Galveston
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Ed Williams
Heau
Andersons Gardens
Adv
Remington
Roswell Typewriter
Townsend Hall
America
9Th & Main
R. V. Young
Triangle Lumber Co
23Rd & N. Main
Anderson’s Gardens
Pleasure Island
DIXIE
Vienna
Y. C
Hamburger
Chuck Roast
Wilson
Swift
Cudahy
Peyton
KIX
Schilling
Offee
Gross -Miller
West 4Th Street
Huff’s
Huff’s Jewelry
Treasury
Fed Farm
CURB
Alumno Am
Ark Nat Gas
Ark P & L Pf
Bliss
Carrier Corp
Con G & E Bal Pf
el Bond & Sh
Humble Oil
Clayton Meais
N. Lea
Gallegos
Salt Lake City
J. O. Gallegos
New Mexico
American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators
Montgomery Ward
N. Rich
Carmichael
Melved
Butane
L. E. Fairbank
Dexter Hiway
Monte Grocery
Quilik S
B. McElvain
DR. Locke
Locke Shoe Agency
White
Jarman
O FT Hers
Alliscm
Greyhc
AmAil
HollySu
AmCan
Loew’sIn
Amc&f
Montw
AmLoco
NatCash
AmMet
NatGyp
Amamil
NatLead
AmSmel
Natpo&l
Amsdf
BethStr
ReynTob
Boeinga
SafeStr
Briggs M
SearsRo
Skellyo
Cityi&f
SocVacu
Ci&fp
Soucale
Coml&Sou
Sperryc
ConAire
StdBrds
ConsEdi
Stdoilc
ConsOil
StdOilIn
ConBak
Stdoij
ConCan
Tex&Pc
Conoilid
TexCorp
Crosleyc
UnitAirl
CrucSil
UnitAirc
Curt
Courtney Holston
S. Rich
Res
Pho
Super Service Supreme Marathon Gas & Oil
Lloyd Dillard
Atkinson Dexter Hiway
Chiropractic
A. H. Morris
T. E. Boggs
N. Main St
West Fourth
Peoples Independent
Nd St
Chaves CO. Abstract & Insurance CO
T. L. Gardner
Pres
National Bank Bldg
T. L. Gardner, Jr
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